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Constitution

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What is the introduction to the constitution called? Preamble
What is the part of the constitution that actually explains how our national government is set up?
What is the part of the constitution that describes the Legislative branch?
What is the part of the constitution that describes the Executive branch?
What is the part of the constitution that describes the Judicial branch?
What is the part of the constitution that describes relations between states (admitting new states, extradition policy)?
What is the part of the constitution that describes two ways to amend Constitution?
What is the part of the constitution that describes the Supremacy Clause?
What is the part of the constitution that explains that 9 of 13 states must ratify the constitution?
States will send lawbreakers back to state where crime was committed for trial
Idea that constitution is highest law of land; if national and state laws conflict, national wins Supremacy Clause
A change or addition to the constitution Amendment
Belief that every member of society must obey law, including the government
Idea that POWER is DIVIDED by separating government into 3 BRANCHES
Power that each branch of government has to limit power of the other 2 branches
Branch that makes/writes laws - done by U.S. Congress
Popular U.S. History sets

 

 



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